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Old 11-09-2021, 09:59 PM
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Sorry to start a new thread on this topic again, but after going through the old ones, most of the links were dead, and while posts mentioned using ididit and flaming river, or a chevette column, no one said exactly what length column they used. I'm building a CRII, I have a Chevette column, but don't want to use it. I'd prefer to use an ididit, flaming river, or something like that, but don't know what length to use. 28", 30", 32"?
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thoughts on this 30" tilt column from speedway?
https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Stand...ain,67289.html
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I used a stock Chevette tilt column. The tilts were tough to find when I built my car 20 years ago. Probably much more difficult now.

Anyway, I would install the column you have. See how it fits in your car with your engine, seats, etc. Then decide if you want a longer or shorter column from there.
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thoughts on this 30" tilt column from speedway?
https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Stand...ain,67289.html
That’s the column I used. Worked well and the length is right on for mine.
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I used a stock Chevette tilt column. The tilts were tough to find when I built my car 20 years ago. Probably much more difficult now.

Anyway, I would install the column you have. See how it fits in your car with your engine, seats, etc. Then decide if you want a longer or shorter column from there.
I like your idea of not spending money only to find out I need to spend money again....
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